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 Tech Tips: Installing the Bullet Proof BDL Starter Fix
Posted by herseyc on Saturday, June 10, 2006 @ 06:00:00 EDT (1222 reads)
Bullet Proof fix for bikes running rigid BDL belt drives where the starter pinion gear does not alway engage the ring gear.
Wasn't really a problem, more of an annoyance. I love my BDL 3" open belt drive that I installed on my Heritage. I like the look of it, the sound of the clutch plates clanking together, and the sound of the belt whirling around the pulleys at speed - it is bad ass.
The only real problem I have had is that from time to time I would go to start her and when I hit the starter button the starter would just spin. How often this happened usually depended on the number of folks watching. Not really a big deal, rock the belt a bit, hit the button agian and she starts right up. Like I said it is not really a problem, just an annoyance.
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Tech Tips: Wrapping Your Motorcycle Pipes with Exhaust Insulating Wrap
Posted by herseyc on Wednesday, May 17, 2006 @ 06:30:00 EDT (1574 reads)
Looking for an inxpensive and easy way to give your scoot a custom "old school" look? Try wrapping your pipes with exhaust header wrap. Perhaps your pipes are blue or scratched but other than that they function fine - why spend the money on a new set of pipes for the look when wrapping them will give them an awesome look for a fraction of the cost of new pipes.
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Tech Tips: Announcing CruiserCast: the Video Podcast for the Cruiser Community
Posted by herseyc on Tuesday, April 25, 2006 @ 10:18:18 EDT (1010 reads)
Hellrisers Garage announces the first and only Vodcast (Video Podcast) dedicated to the motorcycle cruiser community: CruiserCast. With CruiserCast you'll get the inside scoop on products and techniques to keep your ride in top shape. From technical issues to demos of new products to "behind the scenes" specials and more, we will aim, unlike network TV, to inform instead of simply entertain. The stars of CruiserCast are the bikes and riders.
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Tech Tips: Stripped Threads
Posted by herseyc on Saturday, December 03, 2005 @ 06:00:00 EST (1437 reads)
Article by Kent at VirginiaWind.com
If you're going to turn wrenches you will eventually encounter a bolt, nut, or threaded hole that has stripped out threads. You may be able to install a longer screw to engage the deeper undamaged threads, but this only works on applications where there's little need for dependability. You might also be able to replace both the nut and bolt. If you can, this is usually the best way to deal with damaged parts. In some cases, however, you have make a repair by fixing the damaged part.
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News and Info: HARLEY-DAVIDSON ANNOUNCES SAFETY RECALL AND RELATED CUSTOMER CARE PLAN
Posted by herseyc on Wednesday, November 23, 2005 @ 08:31:36 EST (1322 reads)
 MILWAUKEE (November 22, 2005) - Harley-Davidson Motor Company has issued a voluntary safety recall on 2006 model year Dyna series motorcycles built between June 9 and October 19, 2005. Approximately 13,400 motorcycles are included in the recall. The transmissions in the affected motorcycles have a defect which under certain circumstances may allow them to go into a false neutral position even though the neutral indicator light is illuminated.
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Products and Service: BikeLog - All Your Motorcycle Info In One Place
Posted by herseyc on Tuesday, November 22, 2005 @ 06:00:00 EST (1349 reads)
 Ever drive yourself nuts, trying to find service records and invoices to see what, when, where and how much you paid for various services, bike modifications and accessories? When did you last change your oil, install new tires, lube your chain or have your bike inspected? You will be amazed how bikelog, a professionally printed, pocket sized log, simplifies and organizes record keeping for your motorcycle.
Service Records, Maintenance Logs, Travel Logs, and more.
Keep all your motorcycle information in this handy little log.
You will find it to be one of the most practical and useful motorcycle accessories available. Get one for each bike you own. Also, a great gift for your riding buddies.
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Products and Service: New Saxon Motorcycle Company Dealer in Fredericksburg VA
Posted by herseyc on Monday, November 21, 2005 @ 09:21:43 EST (1709 reads)
Saxon Motorcycle Company adds Mark Long Cycles located in Fredericksburg VA, to their Dealer Network
Saxon Motorcycle Company today announced that they have added Mark Long Cycles, located in Fredericksburg, to their growing dealer network. Saxon Motorcycle Company is known for offering semi-custom production motorcycles with unparalleled performance and reliability at a reasonable price.
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Products and Service: Custom Bike Building Secrets Holiday Special
Posted by herseyc on Thursday, November 03, 2005 @ 06:52:53 EST (1394 reads)
 You've seen the bikes by professional builders like Jesse James, Paul Yaffe, Indian Larry, Billy Lane, Orange County Choppers, and Arlen Ness. These professional builders put together some awesome machines, and their bikes sell for 60, 70, 80 and upwards of 100 thousand dollars.
All of these professional bike builders have clients on waiting lists for years into the future. Why wait for your custom bike when with a little mechanical knowledge, a few tools, and this chopper building video series you can build your own radical custom harley chopper for a fraction of the cost.
CUSTOM BIKE BUILDING SECRETS HOLIDAY SPECIAL!
By Ordering Today, you are entitled to INSTANTLY UPGRADE your Master Bike Builders Tool Box Kit to include the award winning, Custom Bike Builder’s Boot Camp DVD set! This is a one time offer and is only available while our limited supply lasts!!
Click Here for More Info on this GREAT DEAL!
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Tech Tips: Powder Coating the PAINT TECHNIQUE that is ABOVE the REST
Posted by herseyc on Wednesday, July 13, 2005 @ 06:22:21 EDT (1857 reads)
Anonymous writes "The paint can make and unmake the looks of your motorcycle. A wrong choice of paint can make you the laughing stock of your rider’s club. So be very careful in choosing your motorcycle paint.
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Tech Tips: Custom Motorcycle Painting Secrets
Posted by herseyc on Monday, June 27, 2005 @ 07:31:01 EDT (2651 reads)
Quickly learn the secrets that professional custom painters have taken years of trial and error to figure out to paint motorcycles with amazing accuracy and creativity. Find out what materials you need, how to set up, how to start, and how to create stunning works of art even if you've never picked up an airbrush before.
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Product Reviews: Bobstar Customs Road Star Frames
Posted by herseyc on Tuesday, December 28, 2004 @ 06:41:11 EST (2272 reads)
Anonymous writes "Introducing BobStar Customs, currently the only company making a custom bolt-on frame for a stock Road Star that is a complete replacement for your existing frame (not exchange). These patented parts are in bolt-on condition which means that the engine, drivetrain and battery will all bolt right on without any rework. Guaranteed! Click Read more... for further information and the link to where you can get these great frames for your winter project! "
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Tech Tips: Keeping Your Bike Looking New (Part 1 of 4)
Posted by herseyc on Thursday, December 02, 2004 @ 12:00:25 EST (1991 reads)
We all love our bikes. And perhaps our proudest moment is when the
bike is new and looks its best. A motorcycle, however, is not like a
painting in a museum which serves its purpose in a controlled and safe
environment. It is subjected to all sorts of abuses including the sun,
dirt, and smog, all of which can affect the best motorcycle. But you can
keep your bike in new condition just like the priceless artworks protected
in a museum. Let's see how.
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